Anonymous, 13 Jan 2009Nothing beats the N97.Loaded with features.mmm... so your comparing a phone that hasn't been released yet to other phones that havent been released yet... somewhat futile i would think since, you know, no one's actually used them.

joja, 13 Jan 2009so we expect lots and lots of touch screen from cell phone makers thanks to iphone ;) god your ignorant. touch screens have been around for ten years before the freaking i phone. not a new concept developed by apple you hick. god dam.

They're the same old HTC phones. Just in a different outfit and names. So it would still be sluggish, unresponsive, and erratic, just like the Diamond, Touch Pro and the HD who are poor performers. HTC can't come up with new technology, so they came up with new designs and names for the same old phones that they've had, hoping to trick consumers into believing that they're offering something new =) I'm sure there would be those who would fall prey into this. Good luck.

They're the same old HTC phones. Just in a different outfit and names. So it would still be sluggish, unresponsive, and erratic, just like the Diamond, Touch Pro and the HD who are poor performers. HTC can't come up with new technology, so they came up with new designs and names for the same old phones that they've had, hoping to trick consumers into believing that they're offering something new =) I'm sure there would be those who would fall prey into this. Good luck.

keep your current pimped phone in good resellable condition so when the new phoens come out you can just sell your current one to reduce the cost of the new phone. that's what i've been doing. 6 months on a same phone is long enough for me. man don't know what i'm gonna do when both the nokia N97 & touch HD Pro are both available. symbian or winmo?

When will HTC launch a dual SIM phone? Most business travellers today rely on this feature to buy a local SIM in the country of visit along with the home number for roaming. This is the only feature lacking in HTC hand helds